Princess, Fairy

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2009
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The familiar story of the Frog Prince undergoes a surprising and enchanting transformation in this sequel to the bestselling Princess, Princess . A princess in a magic garden is playing with her golden ball, when it falls in the water and sinks deep, deep down, out of sight...How will the princess get it back? A frog will offer to fetch it, of course, in exchange for kiss. And when the princess keeps her promise? The frog turns into...a fairy! A princess learns about friendship in this magical reimagining of the Brothers Grimm's classic tale.

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The familiar story of the Frog Prince undergoes a surprising and enchanting transformation in this sequel to the bestselling Princess, Princess . A princess in a magic garden is playing with her golden ball, when it falls in the water and sinks deep, deep down, out of sight...How will the princess get it back? A frog will offer to fetch it, of course, in exchange for kiss. And when the princess keeps her promise? The frog turns into...a fairy! A princess learns about friendship in this magical reimagining of the Brothers Grimm's classic tale.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 32
Publisher: Walker
Published: 07 Sep 2009
ISBN 10: 1406315745
ISBN 13: 9781406315745
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Media Reviews

A wonderful, magical story... enchanting... bewitching... exquisite. INIS on Princess, Princess A refreshing take on a well-loved rhyme with lovely illustrations. Junior on The Boy on the Bus

Author Bio

Penny Dale studied fine art and design at Exeter College of Art and has become a much admired picture book creator. She has also worked on community art projects, street theatre props, and as a graphic designer. Penny's titles include bestselling books The Boy on the Bus (9781406312331), Princess, Princess (9781844284658) and Ten in the Bed (9781406300352), as well as Once There Were Giants (9780744578362) and the 1980 Kate Greenaway Medal-winning Rosie's Babies (9780744523355), both written by Martin Waddell. She lives in Newport, Wales.